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| Unused message queues are not deleted automatically. Since queues are limited \(and paid\) resources, you should manually delete any queues which are not used by your integration flows any more. |
Description:
In the section on JMS resource limits, the following statement appears:
"Since queues are limited (and paid) resources, you should manually delete any queues which are not used by your integration flows any more."
The term paid is ambiguous and creates confusion for customers. Specifically:
Does each JMS queue incur an incremental cost or consumption charge?
Is "paid" referring to the fact that queues are part of a licensed/entitled capacity (i.e. included in the Integration Suite subscription)?
Are there scenarios where additional queues beyond the default allocation are separately invoiced?
The current documentation explains that queues have default and maximum capacities tied to the service plan, and that increases beyond 100 require an incident (BC-CP-EM-MES), but does not describe any per-queue billing mechanism.
Suggestion: Either clarify what "paid" means in concrete commercial terms, or simplify the sentence to:
"Since queues are limited resources, you should manually delete any queues which are not used by your integration flows any more."
This retains the intent (encouraging cleanup of unused queues) without introducing ambiguity around billing.
Thanks,
Lochner
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JMS Resource Limits and Optimizing their Usage